I absolutely love how all the different earth tone palettes come together here. And, if I have to go all nerdy and identify the one palette that stands out, I see French Ochre SAHARA.
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This is an exterior wall of a security police station near the Imperial Palace in Tokyo, simple and beautifully stacked. With its aging look, it still forms an attractive backdrop for the two police bikes.
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A moment of quiet on a very crowded train.
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Winter in Arashiyama is quite colorless and I find it pretty refreshing to see these three primary colors brighten up the surrounding. If you take a closer look, it's color blocking with a modern twist - a mini red dino-themed excavator. Now, try picturing a skillful construction worker operating it.
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While pedestrians overpass is a common design element in urban development, I am excited to see this one take a step further by pairing tan/oatmeal neutral color with deep rich burgundy for its railing and concrete flooring.
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To each his own.
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Late morning sun coming through the inner courtyard of a traditional Japanese Minka home, creating an incredible shadow cast by the simple grid of a shoji sliding door. I was immediately attracted to how seamlessly this sunlight on the floor had blended the tatami mat and wooden engawa.
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"There is pleasure in the pathless woods. There is rapture on the lonely shore." Seattle winter is usually wet, with a side of gray. Once in a while, a clear, blue, cloudless day will take over the sky. Moreover, this color blue is bluer than usual.
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Carousel to me always feels like an impossible journey of aimlessly going round and round, which I guess is the point. This one caught my attention. An odd trio here with a reindeer, a cat, and a frog. If you take a closer look, it's a cat with a mouse in the mouth.
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Bird props in a garden are awkwardly fascinating. Why fake birds? Is it for the birds or the human? I guess sometimes, we’re all just a little weird.
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The beauty of imperfect, impermanent and incomplete.
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The beloved Mr.Momo
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I walked past many construction sites but this is by far the most beautiful of them all. Mounds of seashell pink PVC bags together with mountains of organic stones, felt like I was staring into a large scale outdoor art installation.
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The stillness of an early morning winter scene. What caught my attention was this simple 4-seater bench by the bus stop.
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Don’t be afraid to mix it up. Bright white cap, soft purple jacket, bold green gloves, dark chocolate pants, cerulean blue sneakers with neon orange sole.
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The beginning
“Photography for me is a chance to tell a story about a life that is going on, often under people's noses. The images I enjoyed taking are not grand political statements, but tell a quieter, but no less important tales.”
I deeply resonate with this statement, and here I am, to share, connect and inspire through my ways of seeing.
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